insulation

The AC That Was Never Too Small

Chidi runs a small office in Lekki. Two years ago he bought a 1.5 horsepower air conditioner for his main room. It worked well for a while. Then the afternoons started to feel warm again, so he did what everyone does: he upgraded to a bigger unit. For a few weeks, the room felt better. […]

The Harmattan Swing

  Alhaji Musa lives in Kano. By 3pm in the dry season, the sun is fierce and his house is hot, even with the dry air. By 3am, the same house is cold enough that he reaches for a blanket and still wakes up stiff. Hot in the afternoon, cold at night. He pays for […]

Roof insulation

The Top-Floor Tax

  Every block of flats in Nigeria has the same quiet problem. Ask any caretaker which flat is hardest to keep tenanted, and he will say the same thing: the top one. The rent is often lower. The view is often better. Yet tenants on the top floor stay for a year, sweat through two […]

insulation

Heatwave Health Risks in Poorly Insulated Homes: What Nigerian Parents Should Know

This is not just a comfort issue that can be brushed aside as inconvenience. Public health experts have been raising alarms about the real medical risks of extreme indoor heat, particularly for infants and young children, who are far more vulnerable to heat stress than adults and cannot always communicate discomfort clearly.   Heat rashes, […]

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